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I mean, the whole excuse for his change of color isn't cannon; it's something Carroll made up to give an answer. If anything, going from orange to green with no on-screen explanation is a continuity error.

I've been very curious as to how they can incorporate Julia more and this, along with those new web videos, proved to me that they can easily find great things for her to do.

Yes, the information is incomplete due to being only based on the one TV airing vs. the dvd release.

The wiki info isn't really complete or clarified. That video is the second version, used in 3860. The DVD uses that version. Isaac Stern is in the other version, not in re-used footage.

Video 1: That's probably not Noel. The film pieces are typically done independent of Sesame's main production staff, so the only way Noel would've been involved is if he knew the producer of that film. Video 2: Yes, that's Noel.

I saw that Leslie Mostly thing too; probably a mistake labeling it as a "song," they did the same with one of the Rhymies bits in another page. While I wouldn't be surprised if SW put out a skit officially, I can't see them doing much more. I'm usually against the whole "conspiracy" thing...

I made a personal list of stuff from the program guides, so I knew what was there and where to find it.

OMG, you're the best!

It's little odd to me that the Murray & Grover sketches need to have animated butterflies added to them to justify the "butterfly" theme. Theming episodes is a good idea, but their execution is forced.

Nice. If you can, I highly encourage the program summaries from seasons 11 and 12; they're the only ones the Wiki folk weren't able to get to during their trips.

May I recommend you bring a flash drive or some change and scan / copy stuff? I have a doc that lists all the stuff they have.

Regular Show is equally popular and good as those other "revival" shows.

Unless you read the Wiki.

Does anyone have the new Muppet Babies album?

Just a heads up, all of the stuff on my Plaza Sesamo channel has been set to unlisted for the time being. Sesame Workshop (I'm assuming their Latin America team, not the NY folks) has put a copyright claim on virtually all of them; three were removed and gave my channel a strike (ones that...

Yeah, but they still had to be able to use those clips, regardless. And they credited the use of the Muppet music during the intro and credits, not the footage. They wouldn't have to really go to Disney or Sesame for stuff; the Jim Henson Legacy has it all. Just shoot an email saying, "Hey...

I get that Frank wanted a "raw" movie, by having shots with camera men and the whole coffee break bit. But by that logic, they might as well have recorded the thing on camcorders from 1998. The film itself looks good, I don't see why they wouldn't want their b-roll to be the same.

The only thing I can complain about the film is the use of B-roll clips and photos in the crummiest quality. Like, a lot of them were ripped right from YouTube, and there was one photo of Jim on the Sesame set that had a huge watermark across it. I don't think it would've been hard to contact...

PAY? FOR A MOVIE?! Well, I never!

For me, it's just very disappointing that a leading brand in media production is turning out content with such improper quality control. They've been guilty of this kind of thing since they first started putting classic clips online (where clips have beginnings and endings cut off, poor audio...